Greetings again (see the General Trainz for the intro post).
This thread is intended to show various aspects of both the real Chicago Tunnel Company system, and how we have implemented it in Trainz.
Two more "real" shots:
This is a really unique map as it has virtually nothing on top of the trainboard except 'blocks' at 15M above the board. These blocks hide what you see from the driver's seat in a loco after riding up an elevator.
Some of these images are using Beta content so don't expect too much, but do realize the potential of such items.
But first, some various shots from around the map:
Customer Sign:
Directional signs:
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Bill
This thread is intended to show various aspects of both the real Chicago Tunnel Company system, and how we have implemented it in Trainz.
Two more "real" shots:
![real2.jpg](http://narrowgaugetrainz.com/ctc/real2.jpg)
![real3.jpg](http://narrowgaugetrainz.com/ctc/real3.jpg)
This is a really unique map as it has virtually nothing on top of the trainboard except 'blocks' at 15M above the board. These blocks hide what you see from the driver's seat in a loco after riding up an elevator.
Some of these images are using Beta content so don't expect too much, but do realize the potential of such items.
But first, some various shots from around the map:
![bmt1.jpg](http://narrowgaugetrainz.com/ctc/bmt1.jpg)
![bmt2.jpg](http://narrowgaugetrainz.com/ctc/bmt2.jpg)
Customer Sign:
![cust1.jpg](http://narrowgaugetrainz.com/ctc/cust1.jpg)
Directional signs:
![sign1.jpg](http://narrowgaugetrainz.com/ctc/sign1.jpg)
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Bill